Female Invest Arvostelua 

The whole ethos of Female Invest is about empowering women and harnessing the power of women to become financially independent and to able to change the world. I still don't fully understand investing, after watching the webinar BUT the app is a safe learning environment

Joined a webinar run by Female Invest...great session to help understand more about investing. If you are new to investment, don't know where to start then this is a really helpful first step.

The information given in the app is great, I have no complains about the contents and how empowering it is. My issue is that, when joining the free trial, they say they will send you a reminder two days before it ends. It also says the same in the FAQs. I receive a lot of emails so I missed the reminder, so in that sense I accept it is my responsibility. However, they should have the option of reimbursing the money if you are not sure, especially after the free trial, or having more options than the yearly subscription, as it is a lot of money. I know I'm not getting the money back, I'm just frustrated as this is A LOT of money, and you can clearly understand that if we are looking to improve our financial health, a big chunk of money like that can have a huge impact in our monthly finances. Now I really don't think it's worth it, as it feels very business-oriented and not really caring about the female financial wellbeing.

Tried to join the free trial and was immediately charged the yearly subscription fee (£179), I've never had an account before. Trying now to get the money back but from reviews I can see this is less than likely. Had high hopes for this, but I won't use a platform that steals money from people.

I attended the Bootcamp earlier this year, and it's a brilliant introduction to what can be the confusing world of investments.
Everything is explained in a clear way; you don't need any experience or knowledge of economics. The Playvest tool on the app lets you invest a virtual sum of money, so you can test out buying and selling stocks/ETFs without risking anything.
When you come to invest, it walks you through the process step by step, so there is no guesswork.
There are regular webinars and lots of courses covering everything from pensions to how money can affect your relationships. The advice is honest and you can ask anything to the advisors and the community chat groups.
I've been recommending it to all my friends (female and male) and feel a lot happier that my money is now working for me!

The app is very ease to use. The content of the bootcamp and the lessons are very interesting and explained well. I've gained so much knowledge about investing thanks to them and done my first investments!

I listened to a webinar, must have been a year ago. I never used this service, and I was charged $ 133.26 USD for a recurring withdrawal. I emailed customer service and never got a response. I have several creditors who use this account to get payments. Their payments might not go through. I have to notify them of this issue. It is very wrong to withdraw my money without sending reminder emails, especially when I never used your service. As so many others have stated, I am disappointed in the lack of transparency with this company and its automatic deduction of my money. I want you to refund my $133.26 USD to my account and unsubscribe my account. Here's hoping you have some integrity about yourselves.

I signed up to Female Invest after attending a live webinar with Deborah Meaden. During the event, attendees were tempted with an offer and got a promotional price of £49 with absolutely no mention of an automatic annual membership renewal of £99.
A year later, here we are £99 was taken from my account without any prior warning or reminder, nearly double the original price. I have not used the app so imaging the complete shock.
For a platform that prides itself on empowering women financially, the lack of transparency around billing and pricing is sad and disappointing to say the least, and simply contradicts the values they claim to stand for.
I have contacted their support team requesting a full refund and cancellation. I will update this review based on how they handle it.
If you're considering signing up, please be aware of the hidden costs and automatic renewal and make sure to cancel well in advance if you don't intend to continue.

UPDATE: They replied the day after I contacted them. They issued a full refund, cancelled my account as requested, and confirmed they will pass my concerns on to the wider team. Their customer service was genuinely spotless. That said, my original concerns about transparency at the point of sign-up still stand, and I hope they take the feedback on board.

Edit/ update from 1 star to 3 ( would have been higher if the membership wasnt a surprise) - The company emailed me back, they have refunded the full £99 , apologised for it being in any way misleading, but explained all info was in terms and conditions. This was a happy ending . I just think if I hadn't looked through my account from another issue, I wouldn't have noticed the money taken out. I felt it was a little sneaky, but to be fair, as soon as I emailed them they rectified it. They did remind me to update this review, which again, is only fair. If I had used the app in any way , I'd have more feedback regarding it ...although Im sure its been useful for many other women. Original review: ( if you look on their FAQs page it says " no hidden charges" but doesnt say anything about rhe auto matic renewal!!! So it IS HIDDEN!!!). Signed up for a zoom, video talk with Deborah Meadon. Was encouraged to get the app. But there was a auto membership renewal of 99 pounds!!! The app was 29. There wasnt any clear instruction that there would be a automatic renewal of 99. They will say " it was in the terms and conditions" BUT THEY KNOW THEY ARE SCAMMERS. The 1 star reviews are mostly all from the same date as the zoom video call. It was marketed as the largest zoom call of female " invester" but basically they got you to sign up and tricked you into the automatic renewal. There were THOUSANDS on the zoom video conference. So they've made millions in this auto renewal scam!!!!

I had never considered that making investments would be something that was open to me. I’m a saver, but investments seemed confusing, a world that I wasn’t part of. Earlier this year I signed up to Female Invest and slowly but surely I gained confidence and realised it was absolutely something I could do. I’ve attended the bootcamp, webinars, and read the news articles on the app, all of which have been so informative and presented in a really accessible way. Now, i’m really excited about investing and I’m not scared any more!

Lots of content, live webinars and community chat. I’ve learned so much and love this is run by women for women.

Auto renewal is knowingly set up to catch people out. Happily take money out and will have no policy of refund or cooling off. It seems a good product to start but my wife and many others I have seen do not use it regularly to justify having a subscription. This is not a trustworthy organisation.

Meget hjælpsomme kurser og videoer der guider en godt igennem flere relevante emner, og giver en god grundforståelse af økonomi og at investere. Jeg har også været med på et par webinarer, som jeg også har været glad for.

Excellent experience with Female Invest so far. I am currently attending their webinars and classes, and the quality has been consistently high. The team is knowledgeable, professional, and communicates complex topics in a clear and accessible way.

The content is always relevant and up to date with current market trends, and I’ve already gained practical insights I can apply with confidence.

I would highly recommend Female Invest to anyone looking to build their financial knowledge with a trusted and professional team.

I had a mixed experience with Female Invest, and ultimately left feeling quite frustrated.

In the beginning, I genuinely found the platform helpful. The first couple of months were valuable for learning the basics of investing. The content is clear, approachable, and does a good job of making investing feel less intimidating, especially for beginners.

However, after that initial phase, the value dropped off significantly for me. Once you understand core concepts like long-term investing, diversification, and building a simple portfolio, there isn’t much depth beyond that. If your goal is a reliable, low-maintenance “set it and forget it” approach, the content starts to feel repetitive rather than progressively useful.

The bigger issue for me was the customer experience.

My subscription auto-renewed during a period where I hadn’t used the platform at all for 6 to 8 months. I reached out right away, expecting a reasonable conversation given the inactivity. Instead, I was met with very policy-driven responses. First, they offered to extend my membership for another year. Then a small partial discount. Neither option made sense for me, as I had no interest in continuing.

What was most frustrating was how much effort it took to be heard. It required multiple back-and-forth emails and a very firm stance before any flexibility was shown. Their communication leans heavily on renewal notice emails, but they also send a high volume of general emails, which makes important ones easy to overlook. From a user perspective, that does not feel like a fair or thoughtful system.

I ended up having to point out the disconnect between their messaging and their approach. A platform built around supporting women should recognize that many of their users are already balancing work, childcare, and a significant amount of unpaid labor. Time and attention are limited, and the process I went through did not reflect an understanding of that reality.

I also had to point out that platforms like Apple typically handle situations like this very differently. If you flag an auto-renewal within hours or even the next day, refunds are often processed without resistance. In comparison, this experience felt unnecessarily rigid.

It left me feeling like customer satisfaction and support were not being prioritized. That was especially disappointing given the brand’s focus on supporting and empowering women. There was a clear disconnect between that message and how this situation was handled.

From my perspective, it started to feel less like a supportive community and more like a company relying heavily on strict terms, policies, and fine print, while benefiting from auto-renewals even when users are no longer actively using the service. That approach made it harder to trust the experience overall.

Eventually, after all of that, they agreed to issue a full refund as a one-time exception. I do appreciate that outcome. But it only came after jumping through multiple hoops, which left a negative impression.

Overall, I think Female Invest is useful at the very beginning of your investing journey. Beyond that, the value is limited, and the customer experience, in my case, did not reflect a customer-first approach. Because of that, I wouldn’t recommend it.

En yderst overskuelig, rar og professionel måde at lære at investere på. Jeg kunne få svar på mine spørgsmål, jeg blev mødt i min tvivl og nænsomt guidet igennem det at investere. Varm anbefaling herfra. Hop ud i det med female invest, det blev min øjenåbner og en investering af min tid og nu også økonomi. TAK ❤️

For anyone trying to really understand and demystify investment Femaleinvest is a godsend! And whilst it advocates strongly for women, which is fantastic, it is also open to men. Femaleinvest has made an unknown world acccessible for me and has given me confidence to take more control of my financial future. The bootcamp, if available at the time you want to sign up, is outstanding. Highly recommend.

Female invest has empowered me as a 57 year old woman who has never been interested or exposed to investing before to invest. The information and advice is simple and straight forward and gets you to think of investing in a completely different way. The app can be a little clunky sometimes but it’s a great resource tool. Would definitely recommend

Beware of their "Automatic Renewal" policy. They send ONE email and renew you automatically 4 days later. I do not read all my emails daily since I get over 400 a day. I did not catch the notice of automatic renewal, and when I emailed them to cancel my subscription, I was told it was in the Terms and Conditions that it was NOT refundable. If that had been clear in the beginning, I would NEVER have signed up for the first year, and was NOT told in advance what the renewal amount would be either when I signed up for the trial year. I live in the U.S. so it is easy for them in Denmark to rip us off like this. That is what I consider it, a ripoff. I plan to speak to my bank about getting refunded.

Such a great community and really made investing seem accessible. I feel so much more confident with my money now.